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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
Gored to Death BY a Bull.

Special to the Globe.
REDFIELD, Nov. Am old man
named Conrad Freitag, living about nine
miles southeast of here, was gored to
death by vicious bull he was leading
to water few days ago. Freitag was
not missed by the family until some two
hours after the miShap occurred, and
when discovered was at the point of
death. Freitag was an honest, industri-
Gus old German, and highly respected in
the community where he lived.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
Moved to Pierre.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK. Dak., Nov. 4.-Commis-
sioner of immigration Mcclure to-day
moved his office to Pierre. All CORE
spondence should hereafter be addressed
to him at that place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
Governor Gone East.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Nov. 4.-Gov. Church has
gone East on business, to be absent
about three weeks. While gone he will
visit his old home in New York and stop
off at Washington, on his return.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
Land Office Business.
Special TO the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Nov. 4.-The business
transacted by the Bismarck land Office
since last March is given below, being
number of filings and entries original
and number of final proofs. 1t is pretty
good for an off year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
At Yankton.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
YANKToN, Nov. 4.-The election
which occurs on Tuesday next will be a
very tame affair. Yanktou, Hutchin-
son and Charles Mix counties will elect
justices of the peace and county COM
missioners, and vote on division and
statehood Bon HOmme, Clay, Lincoln.
Union and Turner counties will vote on
the local option question, which is the
real issue of the election throughout the
territory From careful review of the
situation in the various counties, it is
safe to say that prohibition viii carry
in Turner. Union, Lincoln and Clay
counties. while in Bon Homme this
ticket will be defeated. YanktOn,
Hutchinson and Charles Mix counties
do not vote OH this question.
Prohibition Profitable to Saloons.
Special to the Globe.
FARGO, Nov. 4.-The saloons now are
assessed only the county license of $500.
but the issue made up with local option
means much higher figures, that is, an
additional license by the city of not
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
Ordered to Quit.

Special 10 the Globe.
BISMARCK, OAK. Nov. 4.-Auditor
Ward to-day ordered the Transconti-
mental Insurance company, of Mandan,
Dak.. to cease doing business owing to
insufficient capital.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05

Additional Dakota Matter ON
Telegraph Pages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
More Clerks Needed,

Special to the Globe
WASHINGTON, Nov. Authorization
reaches the commissioner of the general
land office, through official channels,
that the local Office at Fargo is being
swamped with prosperity. The recent
rush for the public lands, which7were
thrown open for settlement by the re-
cent order of Secretary Lamar. has
made the local office shaky and shivery.
The register and receiver say they need
more clerks out there. This crush
and hurry for land" says an attorney
practicing before the land Office, ''shOws
the perversity of human nature. There
are hundreds and thousands of people
filing on land whiSh is no better than
millions of acres all over DokOta
about the ownership of which
there has never been any
question. But now that the lands which
have been claimed and believed to be
owned by the Northern Pacific, are
thrown open, watch them grab at them.
1t is the act of the little brother who
wants half of the candy his brother has,
although his own platter is full of bet
ter goodies. 1t may be true that these
lands are of the most desirable quality
and in an excellent location, but the
same is true of millions of other acres.
l don't blame the people for taking
whatever land is offered by the govern
ment. / believe the Northern Pacific
lands, as claimed. are public lands and
always have been. But merely make
note of the propensity of the settlers"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
A Hotel for Dakotians.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Am elderly
lady here, who has had the good fortune
to meet and know several leading Da-
kota people, has recently made an in
vestment. She has rented and fitted up
a very large house and called it the Da-
kOta house. Her idea is that her Dakota
friends will come and stop with her,
and send their friends. But she will be
mistaken. The gentlemen from the
Northwest with whom she is ac-
quainted are all familiar with this vii
lage, have their regular stopping
places when here, and will not go into a
Washington boarding house, even when
kept by an enterprising lady whom they
know. There is in contemplation by a
Western man the erection of a new
building, to be used as a hotel for West
ern people, and it may pay. The Met
ropolitan is usually patronized by South
ern people, but, if dependent upon the
custom of that section alone. it would
fail. The fact is, hotel devoted to the
interests of a section is not unlike a
newspaper devoted to the interests of a
class. 1t never pays. The exceptions
but prove the rule.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-05
Opening the Reservation.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Judging from
the tenor of certain private letters re-
ceived here, it is fair to presume that
Commissioner Mcclure and Hon. b. G..
Caulfield, of DeadwoOd, will be here
within few weeks and camp on the
trail of the Dawes bill for the opening of
the Sioux reservation. Hope deferred
maketh the heart sick: or used to do so
in scriptural days. The gentlemen who
will come to watch and urge the meas
ure are perfectly familiar with all of the
details of legislation. Congressman Peel,
who will be chairman of the committee,
is III favor of the bill. although opposed
to the allotment of lands in severalty
because of the length of time neces-
sarily to be wasted in pursuance of that
plan. Senator Dawes will see that the
bill passes the senate at an early date,
and. aside from the Objectionable rail-
road grants which were in the former
bill. the measure stands fair showing
of success. Gen. Atkins, commissioner
of Indian affairs, is emphatically in favor
of the bill. 1t has many friends. Moth
ing but opposition from corporate
moneyed interests can defeat it.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
ws., r,,, ,s-,,, VII, No.

The unprecedented sale Of Ucschcc's :
German syrup within few years. has
astonished the world. II Is without
doubt the safest md best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy aud efIect,ial
cure OF coughs. colds and the severesi
lung troubles. It acts on nm entirely
different principle from the usually pre-
scriptions given by physicians. rs IL
does not dry up cough and leave the
disease still In the system. but on the
contrary removes the cause Of the
trouble. heals the parts affected and
leaves them in u purely healthy condi-
ton. A bottle kept in the house for
usc when the diseases make their ap-
pearancc. will save doctors bills and n
long spell Of serious sickness. A trial
win convince you Of these facts. 1t is
positively sold by all druggists and gen.
erai dealers IN the land. Price. IS cents.
large bottles.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
W~uves - np-rA,r.,

A correspondent Of the Elbert. Col.
Tribune tells a strange story of the do.
ings Of q band Of 30 or more wolves will,
u herd Of about 40 cattle. When the
wolves were first seen they were in the
rear Of the cattle. but very soon they
separated and surrounded the gradually
outsprcading herd and chased the ami.
mals together. They would then await
the notions of an apparent leader, who
would run into the bunch. cut out a
calf. when the rest would rush to him.
help throw and hastily tear out his en-.
trails. Thus mangled they would leave
it. separate and run swiftly to surround
the now fleeiDg cattle, agnin round them
up, single out another calf, throw and
leave 1t In dying condition. If any of
the older animals hung back and show
ed eight. they would he instantly ham.
stringed and left thus disabled. In no
instance did the wolves seem disposed
to further mutilate these older animals.
This maneuvering was repeated time
and again until the wolves must have
satiated their taste for blood. They
were still at 1t when last seen.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
tn. o.sA ss.s rs~..s. Here.

Last Tuesday. about noon. Jesse
Lamb came In with package of man
moth proportions and weighing about
two hundred pounds. As there was no
snow on the home-stretch IL proved a
severe pull for the horses. rs Jesse came
In on runners. The ,ox contained a
full set Of band instruments and were
consigned TO the Mecker cornct band.
They were purchased Of Lyon h II eaiy.
Of Chicago. and are made bv the cclc.
bratc,l firm Of r. .Iaubcrt X Co. Paris.
Not long after their arrival the package
was opened and a severe trial given
them. The boys are well pleased and
Tux HERALD wishes them all the sue.
cess attainaDle--fromC G to high q.
The Instruments have bcen assigned
a. follows, but few changes may bc
made after Mr.. Henriod arrives:
Eb ficcolo-IIenry A. wi!dhack.
Eb Cornet-Frcd Ames.
Solo BIB Cornet-Frank Johantgen.
LIST Bh Cornet-1>ou Craig.
u BIB Cornet-John V. Houston.
LIST Rudolph Bergh.
2d Alto-John Gould.
lst Tenor-James I}uchan.
ii Tenor-frank Sheridan.
Baritonc--Al Randall
Eb Bass-IIarry c. Gilmore.
Snare Drum-Charles Dressed.
Bass Drum and Cymbals-John W.
Wolfe.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Notice for ssa asisc.s,os.
LAND OrFICE AT

LAND bFFItEA AT
GLrNwoob SPRINGS. Colo. Ike. 81. isra.
NOT1CE-1. hrrvhy given that tho following
~ named settler has filed poticv of hi. intrn.
ton To- make anal pr-f In support ot his
ciair. anil that .aij pr-f ~il tr made IT,
f"rv the Hrri-irr and Receiver. at Gl-uwor.i
springs. Colorado. on February u. is-.. at 10
ocIc-k a.. M. viz: Joseph u. Iatrman. 81
ID. :. No. ~. for lot. and aud 60 u nv /.
md 50 y ne y sec ~. Tpa n. H. ~ W. or. VI.
He nsfnc. the following ~itnc..>-. to prove
hi. continuous r'-dcncv upon. and cultivation
of. .aii land. viz: A. Z. ltoycr. John knapp.
\. y. Boyle and }. n. shsficr. all Maybcll,
Rouu c',ufity. Colorado.
81. DEI.AN. Rrgi.trr.
tFir-t Pub Ian =. i-..-Ia.t Feb Il, 1851
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
n.,. %. n-s.,..A 30. s,xs..

Ex-Governor Curtin. Of Pennsylvania
tells the story Of the recovery Of his eye
sight as follows: II went to the oculis,
absolutely scep;ical. lie looked at m,
eye aud said he could cure II. 1 was 60
Ing to Boston the next day To attend the
merchants dinner. and I thought
would like to go seeing II possible. s.
when he asked when he could perform
the operation. l said: Nov. at once;
might just as well have don, with II.
lie dcaisned my eye with crsaine. liz
took an instrument. lie made one skill
ful cut with It. lie Hllctl my eye with
blood. II was all over In minute.
lie said. There. governor. go home aud
go TO bed, and In the morning you win
see ms well IA ANYBODY. And. SURF
enough, I did"
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Sosirc fsr Publication.
INNn nYrtaH At

GLr>~oop srm>as. Colo. Jan. II. is-..
NOTtCE-l. hereby given that the following
~ nsn,-' sCtii-i has his-i notice uf hi. in'sr.
tiou :" nakc hpai pu"f In support uf hi.
cisirn. aud that -sid pr-uf Will l., made t-.-
fore the itcvi-icr and iisrri,-r. at Glcn~o--i
springs. Colorado. on March N. iss.. at IL
o'cio-k. n. m. Wa; ]. ". Nc'rack-n of
Mcchcr. Garfield ccunty. Colo. On hi. amended
r. y. u. \. No. IN u. Z. y. for tn" az = nc y
". 9th =. ".
lie name. tho following ~itnc..c. io pru,e
his continuous residence uy-rp. and cultivation
of. .aid land. visi J. q. Kendall and !. u. Nett.
of s'l-nwo-l springs. Colo. and y. \. johnson
and e. -. Brcthcrion of Nr~S-r. Colorado.
81. DrtAS. Hrri.tCr.
First Pub Feb is-la.t Narvh ~, ts-.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Nssies tor fssls~sstoa.

LAND gTItTE At
Gtr>~o"p -rniSa.. coi".. Jan. ~. i.-s.
NOTICE.. hrf-iy si,rp that tho fnliurins
named settler hs. hl.si b.si.- Of h's ihtrf,.
tiou I. make nnal pru-f In support uf hi.
claim. and that saii pt,-,f -iii l., made before
the ttrri.irr AMI Hs,-i,-r. At Gi-n~,-.i
springs. Colorado. 90 Narh ~. i>~:. at H.
o'-ir-k n. M. Was AJoiph lL.lst. "f N--krr.
roiurp,ia. on hi. Prv. u. =. No. eI tt- SERIES.
f.r the /. 4, nv y ne y ~ = n~ y 80 y 49, -
TT :. =. u. v. ". 18th y. ".
~. nsn-s the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous r,.htcar- uI-in. anI cultivation
II. .sii land. VIZ: I,rut-'n Olii.pi. ". :.
Nothit. Herman Hichp-r and John Cox. all Of
N-ck-r. Gsrn-ij county. Coio.
~. nnt.NS. rrsi.,-r.
tfir>t Pub Feb :-tA.t Nar l.. ISL
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Notice Tor Publication,

,NNUVFFT'E NT
GLvNwoOD SPRINGS. Colo. Feb. q. 1ss..
NOTtCE-I- hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nl.sS roticc of hi. intct.
tion To make final pruof In support nf his
claim. and that aid proof will N, made b,,-
fore the itcgi.tcr and Rccriycr at Gicnwooi
springs. Colorado. on April q. 1885,. at 10 o'clock
a. IN. via: James ". kcnnicrtt, Of Mcckcr.
Colorado. on his r. 4. D. 4. No. tps ute
Indian scric.). for the 80 y sec 10. Tp l. n. Il.
VI W. sth =. N.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. .aid land, viz: Harry 4. Taylor. Norris
Drrlfu-.. J. W. Wolfe aud Henry Gicslcr, all
of Mccker. Garfield county, Colorado.
81 DgLAN. Register.
First pub Feb ~. iss,-lAst Mar ~. issIl
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Nssse. for rus,ie.s,e..

I.ANDofFNFE AT
GLrSwoob SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. G, iss.
NOTICE IL hcrrb, given that the following
ANnanSsi settler has nlcsi notice Of hi. In.
trntinn to make finai proof In support 81 his
claim. and that said pruof will bc made l,t-
fore the tcri.tcr and Receiver. at Glcnwoui
springs. Colorado. On March :. lss,. at 10
Colorado. on his Prr. ID. :. No. :,.U. ,Ccntrwi
City Series, for the 9 y of sw y Of .sc Z and
4 ~ nv y SO ~. Tp ., n. X. u. ~ Nh p. -.
hls coniinuou. rv>iicncc upon. ,nd cultivation
II. .aid land, viz; John Mack. t.crnuci l..
nry'csc, W. W. Wayman. Thomas Cnriin aud
George 0iv,i,s. all Of Yampa, Routi county,
Colorado.
=. J. Dr1.AS. Register.
tFirst pub Jan .D-1A.t March g. lss,7
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Notice Tor a.nhiir.,ian.

LAND OFFICE AT
GLENwOOD STRINGS, Colo. ncc u 1sss
NOTICE Il hereby given TINT the sollovipv
= named settler has nlcd notice ~ his iutnu.
non TO innke Tina! proof in support Of nj.
claim. and that said proof will he made bcfor,,
The Register and Receiver nt Gicnwood srr,,r,
Cnlo on February Is. 1851 at 10 O'clock n. M
,,, W.; John w; Lowell, 81 Maybeli, Routti
county. Colorado. on his =. f. Ii. x, No. ia
Tor the Sc = NV u sw 4 no = n " no 4. rec NJ
TIPS, N. Il. W W. 9Th y. NJ.
uc names the following witnesses tn proyc
ms continuous residence upon and C,,l, iyntinn
81 ,nih !1nd, viz: j. 7. Boyle, j. H. Iiafr,nan
\. W. Mnfsnn and a. Z. Boyer. all OF Mnyucii'
Rc'iu county. Colo. 'e"'
s. J. DELAN, Register.
Thirst Pub Jan 8, lssI-Lest Feb IL, lss;l
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
N.si-c for psh,.c.sss..
LAND OFFICE At

LANUbFfltE NT
GLSNwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Drv. -, ts-s.
NOTICES hereby Ei,rn that the foliowi ing
A>DaID-i settler has nlc.i notice uf his intrt,.
tion To make hDai proof in support Of his
forc the Rrxi-tcr and Hcrriycr, at Glcuwos-i
Springs. Colorado. on February Ia. tss.. mt n
o'clock =. m. yixi A. 4. boyer, of Nnyir-il,
81, TIPS. y. II. b. ". 9Th y "
lie nsmcs thcfollowiny witnesses to prove
his contintinn. Residence upon. and cultivation
of. aid land. VIZ; J. n. naicman. John Knapp.
J. 7. lIrylc and J. n. sbaffcr. all Of Maytcil,
R"utt county. Colorado.
y. ]. D1I.AS. Rcgistcr.
lrir.t pub Jan 9. iss.-iA.t Ycb IL, Is-.i
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19

A young lady Of New YORK named
lcngs'rcet is to he married shortly 10
Liang Shung. translator Of the Chinese
legation Mt Was .ington. Miss Long
street is described rs bright and viva.
cious brown-eyed blonde. rather pretty
and more than usually entertaining
She belongs to the growing class of
Americans who dote on foreigners.
The supply Of Italian counts and French
marquises must he exhausted. Still. she
mny'n not have to work hard-,inless the
collection Of laundry bills falls to her
lot.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
A.s,.- tor rss,,~.ss.a.

GsSy~vpb SPRINGS. Colo. fAc. -. is-s.
NUTtrE-is h~r-t,y given that the following
~ nsin.d .~ttIsr ha. ii.-i nn,is- uf hi. int-ss.
ti"n to make hnai yosnf IN .upJ-rt of hts
uiaim. and th,t .sid prsd will irr made 10.
f-rv tn. itesi.;.r sni N.,-i,-r. al Gi-nwussi
sysips.. C"l.,sssir. "n February u. ls... at 10
O'Clock q. TN. Via }. y. boyle, of Naytrll,
N",,if -s,sinty. Colors,io. ON hi. y. X. u. 4 No.
- for tho " y Nv = and NV =, ~ = sc N aud
~ So y scc ~ Tp i y. H. -. ". 18th 4. y.
Tie nAs,ns- the following wifps.>s-s To- psuyr
his rvttino"u. rv.ii.isv uI-nn. AMI c,iltisa atton
Of. .ali lsn'i. yisi J. ~ llatrfnsn. John knapp.
J. y. shaiI~r anil 4. ". Mstspu. all Of Msyl,-ii,
houit rss,n,y. Colorado.
:. }. DrLAN. H-S,.i-r.
lrir.s Put Jan :. i.-.-ia.i rcb Il. is-.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Notice for Pc Bile. sios.

GLrNwoop SPRINGS, Colo. Jan. q. lSsT.
NVTlCE-Is hereby given that the following
= nafncd settler hn. flc-i notice Of his inten.
tion To make fiual proof In support of hIs
iorc the Register and Receiver Ht Gicnwoosi
springs, Colorado. on March II. lss,, at 10
o'clock a. M. viz: Robert A. Hunter Of Mcckcr
f".tofhcc. Colorado. on his u. s. No. Az Jte
VI ". 9Th =. ". P-' o. "'
He na!ne- the following witnesses 10 provc
his continuous residence upon, and r,ltiyatio,
o.. -aid land. viz: J. W. Cox, W. n. J;aryicn.
nirv. e j. liills md T. A. Pringic, ali OF Mcckcr
Po-toflicc. Colo. "''
]. DEl.AN, Rcgistcr.
Iftrst pub Jan 15-IA.t Fob 10 Iss.1
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
RPpS TrDAe,


The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue stamps from
proprietary medicines, no doubt has
largely benefited the consumers, as
well rs relieving the burden Of home
manufacturers. Especially is this the
cxIe with Green's August Flower and
l,oschee's Germ N Syrup, as the reduc-
tiou Of tliirty.six cents per dozen, has
been added TO increase the size Of the
bottles containing these remedies.
thereby giving onc-lifth more medicine
IN the 70 cent size. The August Flower
for dyspepsia and liver complaint. and
the German Syrup for cough and lung
troubles, have perhaps, the largest sale
Of any medicines in the world. The
advantage Of increased size Of the bot
ties will be greatly appreciated by the
sick and afflicted, in every town and
village In civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
PKHs0NAL.

Mr.. James of Axial, was among 'ur
visitors yesterday.
Henry Giesler leaves for Mt. stst tng,
Illinois. next Monday.
Edwin Brown was In town Moray,
and took In the ball that evening.
John A. Nicholas came In on ast
Saturday evenings northern stage,
County Commissioner Gregory Ar.
rived home from GlenwOod Tuesd$'.
DIR. Thornton went down to Pice- biee
Thursday In response to profess &nal
call.
Colonel W. II. Cooke, after = 4prt
visit to the Springs returned ne
Tuesday.
William A. Keller OF Oak Il o4gs
Park. paid his respects To THE HKsd -
last Saturday.
Captain Sam Martin. Jack You ~,
Jim Burch and J. B. Moffat. all Of q bd-
vile, were In the metropolis to-day
Morris Dreifuss went out on SUI lbhy
mornings stage. Morris will sped .
month or six weeks visiting friend IA
Denver.
Mensrx. Henry Wolcott. Riley us>pl.
toa ard Tom Hamilton were am0nS}ho
Hear river boys who attended 10 y.
Vslentines ball.
Link Taggert, one Of our junior coS'
boys. was u CONSPICUOUS figure on "
floor at 81. Valentines ball. Link =
the pride u the Circle ranch.
Tom KilduH spent the week In tow1
Although Mr.. kildu6 received seve'(
injuries In the accident that bsfeii his
last week. he is able To lie around and 1
getting along tine.
John ". Lowell. Manager Of the Lilll
Park Cattle company. wIs autographs
al the Mceker hotel yesterday. Nj
Lowell was on his way home from cleo
wool whcrr he h,pi business before th'
Land Office.
Stuart Edgar returned from tn
border country Tuesday where he wen
TO purchase some indian ponies. Tn
u,cs arr holding their best stock .
high that MIR. Edgar concluded not 4
touch them and their common grade o
cayu,cs ARE not worth wasting tiin'
with.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Giveit oneTrial
]. w. WEIGH.
Chris
BATH HOUSE
Barber Shop.
Not. Cold, Shove and vapov
Baths
s.,se~ tor s.ss,se.si.s.

LAND UTTItE Vt
GtrNwoob sentNGs. Cols.. Jan. q. is$'.
NOTICE 4. hereby given that the following
nsn,s.i settler ha. nissi notb.r 81 his intrii.
tLon make mai ro-if ia .ups-,st IL hi. eiaisi.
ami that .pld pr,-t Siii H. ins.ic i-rf"sv the
nrvt.,-f anil trs-i,-e. 81 Gi~n-o--i -prtnE..
Ss,ja., us Maria N tss:. ~ ~ n'rtssk o. M.
vts. Wlllkam %. uari~uhirv. uf N~~krs 1sDs.
Srstsa. fec The n- y .-c -. IT. :. =. H. u ".
alh 2. ~.
lie Nance the foil"~ins viin~..ss to psuv-
of, ali Lard. stsi }. J. McKee,. X J. tiiii.. J.
~. Cor ssd iio,-rrt \. Hunter. all of N--h-r
rs.ssosfsss'. Colorado
:. J. buLss. it~rtst-r.
tfif.s pub Jan is-tAsi r-,, ~. is-.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19

A gentleman who Is well posted On
matters relating Ia the turf informed
TIE HERALD man. after rxiortinu n
pledge Of secrecy from u.. that Morris
Drcifuss went 10 Denver for the purpose
of buying n "n,er" that would do up
the city. II would tr rough on the
boys II Morris should ring In played
oft old hsnk horse aud clean out the
town.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Drugs, Medicines, ssc.

You can get anything you want in
the drug line at j. W. Ilugus Il Co.'s.
who are now carrying a full line
of drugs. medicines, oils. paints. and
in fact everything pertaining TO the
drug business.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19

News comes To us to-day from Glen.
wood which states that tic bill Great
ing Lincoln county has passed. Al
though the information comes from re-
liable source It Is premature. We think.
and defer ordering out the band and
hoixting the flag until We get the Official
news. Don't feel like Growing until we
get clear out of the timlrr.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
Q. K. SALOON,
MEEKER. COLO.
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PROPRIETOR.
Agents for the Best Brands
OF Liquors and Wines.
A. Cheap ~ Market
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BOTTLED GOODS A SPECIALITY
HARP L. GOULD,
Manufacturer. of
Harness, Saddles,
"CHAPS."
FINE CALIFORNIA SADDLES
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The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19

Ezra FlcmminS. r. u. Ryan h Co.
and a. J. Gregory drove out together
Monday for Glrnweo! Springs about
10 head of bccf steers. consigned Ia
Reef \ Nuckolls Of Asprn. Tie were
In good condition considering the s-a.
sou Of the year. II In very pleasing Ia
srs . Ioeai demand for bcef which In all
probability will increase largely during
the coming year.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
CIR nvus Mare.

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stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
ield glasses. artists materials. musical
s,ouis. etc. etc. 60 or srnd your oricrs
10 Dr. T.. s'uvcr. Rawlins. Wyoming.
Ind get the hest goods nj lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-19
N. e,,s.,, So s..e.

II you want your horses well fed
|and properly taken carr of call al the
eabies II Mes<rs. Gilmore 4 Randall.
|She Gresogy Stables arc ceaicrally Ioca-
I'D and prices reasonable. Give u,-
Gsegosy . call.